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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 12, 2015

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The Editors: "China's monetar= authorities cut the currency's value against the dollar by 1.9 percent, t=e biggest move in years. Was this a liberalization of the country's system=for managing the yuan, a step to stimulate China's flagging economy, or th= beginning of a currency war? Mostly, it was a combination of the first tw= -- but the question now is how authorities will strike this balance betwe=n pro-market reform and pro-export stimulus." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "Don't get me wr=ng, I appreciate good insider trading, and this was some very good insider=trading. But what I really love about this case is how it re-enchants the =inancial world." Read =ore...

Ferguson

Noah Feldman: "No one expects=Ferguson’s state of emergency to last. But the message of an emerg=ncy is that the normal rules are off the table. That’s exactly the=wrong message to send police confronted with protestors. The Constitution =oesn’t need suspending in Ferguson. The county executive and polic= should try to call off the state of emergency as soon as possible."Read more...

Real Estate

Justin Fox: "Sure, it�=99s a bit perverse to have rich people -- foreign or otherwise -- buying a=artments and leaving them vacant in cities where there’s already h=ge demand for housing. ... On the whole, though, that so many foreigners w=nt to buy real estate in your city is a good sign." Read more...

Europe

Leonid Bershidsky: "There are=plenty of good reasons why prominent leftists and libertarians on Tuesday =aunched a campaign to collect 100,000 euros ($110,700) to reward whomever =eaks the details of the trade deal the U.S. and the European Union are neg=tiating. It's a scandal that the document, the text of the Transatlantic =rade and Investment Partnership, hasn't been released to the public. I won=t pledge a cent to the effort, though: I don't want the document to be bou=ht from a thief." Read=more...

2016 Elections

Margaret Carlson: "After a tu=ultuous weekend, Donald Trump is going to bathe in the warm waters of Sean=Hannity's show Tuesday night. Hannity will be soft enough -- the candidate=has been in a bromance with the Fox News host since he announced -- but Tr=mp is beyond resurrection, except in the ratings." Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein: "Presiden=ial nominations are perhaps the most important way parties sort out those =references. But how likely is Lawrence Lessig's gambit to move his cause h=gher on the Democrats' agenda? Not very." Read more...

Russia

Peter R. Orszag: "Russian Pre=ident Vladimir Putin may be undermining global peace and civic rights, but=he's doing this much well: extending his compatriots' lives." Read more...

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